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The USA, the Brazilian people and the elections in Brazil
September 5, 2002In the last two weeks, Brazil was visited by two important U.S. authorities – Assistant Secretary of State for Latin America Otto Reich and Secretary of the Treasury Paul O’Neill. They followed different but convergent schedules....
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Repression post-9/11: The tide is beginning to turn
September 5, 2002The Bush administration used the tragedy of September 11, 2001, to push forward an agenda that had been long in preparation. Most of the repressive provisions of the USA/Patriot Act had been broached before, with some...
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Another tale of two systems
September 5, 2002Maybe it was just a matter of coincidence or a mistake that got by a sleepy editor. On Aug. 28, The Chicago Tribune unwittingly juxtaposed two stories that expose the world of difference between capitalism and...
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A union leader runs for Florida Senate
September 5, 2002JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – One morning, a week before Labor Day, a dozen volunteers were working the phones to elect union longshoreman, Tony Hill, to the Florida Senate. “Tony is easy to talk to,” said Tim Artis,...
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A union leader runs for Florida Senate
September 5, 2002JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – One morning, a week before Labor Day, a dozen volunteers were working the phones to elect union longshoreman, Tony Hill, to the Florida Senate. “Tony is easy to talk to,” said Tim Artis,...
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